Mother's Day Homecoming Draws Ex-Washington Residents
Washington marks a decade old Mother’s Day home-coming begun by the Washington Club of ex-residents. Visitors come from Texas to Arkansas towns as old friends reunite at church services and at the courthouse lawn. Many visit historic graves, recalling past decades while pine forests overlook the mossy stones.
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Washington Club Athapa
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el Dorado
Eveport
Hope
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New Wellsville Church Opens For Worship After Fire
Sunday School met at the new Wellsville church site with Ad Nevins as superintendent. Forty scholars enrolled at the first gathering as the congregation, formerly meeting in the burned church, begins worship at the temporary Macedonia Methodist Protestant church until the new church is completed.
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Ing
Ad Nevins
Blevins
Wellsville
Belton News: Belton minister missing appointment on Sunday
Belton reports Brother Belton did not fill his appointment yet he will preach the first Sunday. B. Y. P. A. and Sunday school were reported fine. Miss Irene Pickett of Belton visited.
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Belton
Irene Pickett of
Drouth and Hunger Teach Arkansas Farmers To Grow Less Cotton, and More Food
ENGLAND Ark NEA The drouth stricken Arkansas regions formerly fed by Red Cross now pursue diversified crops and food production. Farmers plan about one fourth less cotton and plant large gardens. Bankers finance plantings and veteran bonus loans aid production with 100 percent government recovery on steel and food loans. Leaders report rising farm income, more gardens, and improved conditions across Marianna Forrest City and Osceola.
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England
Ark
NEA
Red Cross
Marianna
Edgar C. Robinson
County National Bank
Dreuth Relief
W. A. Owens
Forrest City
Osceola
Family News From Friend ship Parish Area
Mrs W A Gibson and family who have been in Oklahoma for the past year have been visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs J T Dotson of Nashville visited their parents here Sunday. Mr Dee Chism and family of Nashville visited Mr W S Chism here Sunday. Mary Roberts and family visited her daughter Mrs Cretch Eley Wednesday. S F Leslie had as her guest last week her invalid sister of Nashville. Miss Betty Daniel visits her sister Mrs Sue Watson of Ozan. Mr Willie Harris and family visited his mother here Saturday.
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Friendship Community
W. A. Gibson
Oklahoma
J. T. Dotson
Nashville
Mr. Dee Chism
Mr. W
This Place
Mary Roberts
Cretch Eley
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Betty Daniel
Sue Watson
Ozan
Willie Harris
Had Your Iron Today No Then Eat Ten Eggs
In Reno Nevada Margaret Byenner the extension nutrition specialist says an egg a day provides about 10 percent of the daily iron, protein and phosphorus in each serving. This guidance frames eggs as a simple daily iron source for individuals.
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Third Quarterly Conference Sunday at Blevins Church
The 1991 Third Quarterly Conference for the Blevins charge of M E Church South will be held at Blevins next Sunday with Rev J M Hamilton Prescott District presiding elder preaching at noon and guiding the conference in the afternoon.
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Local School Faculty Shakeups and Visits Across Hope Area
Miss Vernice Seuce and Miss Thelma Seuce re elected teachers at Delight and McCassill for Arkansas State Teachers College Conway summer positions. Mr and Mrs Earl White of Hope attended Ipcu high school commencement. Ridgdill of Hope visited daughter. Mrs Glen Coker and Mrs Ridgdill also in town. Ethel Bruce home from Delight where she was re elected. Tom Wardlow and P C Stephens families visited Hope area. Rev Whiteside of Blevins city church among Hope visitors.
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Blevins
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Plaque Honors Clemenceau at His Paris Home
A small group of Clemenceau admirers placed a tablet at 8 rue Franklin in Paris noting that the statesman lived and died there. The inscription says Here Hired Clemenceau from ISA to his death the 44th of November 14300.
Ten Will Receive: Diplomas Friday
The sixteenth commencement at Blevins High will be Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Ten seniors will graduate: Lyal Bruce, Brooksie Neil Gorham, Eva Gorham, Ruth Yen Stephens, Ethlene Stephens, Beawlah Thomas, Hermie Byrum, Clyda Lee Tate, Luin Merle Spears, and Hautie Wardlow. Alex H. Washburn to deliver class address with invited EB Austin.
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Brooksie Neil Gorham
Eva Gorham
Ruth- Yen Stephens
Ethlene Stephens
Beawlah Thomas
Hermie Byrum
Clyda Lee Tate
Luin Merle Spears
Hautie Wardlow
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Large Crowd Hears Rey at Blevins High Graduation Sermon
About three hundred people gathered in Blevins High School auditorium Sunday to hear Rev. Arthur Terry deliver the commencement sermon for the graduating class. Mrs. Glen Coker and Miss Ruby Adams sang Rock of Ages as a duet, with church choirs providing additional music.
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Rey
Arthur Terry
Glen Coker
Ruby Adams
Blevins
Large Acreage of Tomatoes Planted in Blevins Territory
Farmers in the Blevins area have set out more than two million tomato plants. Growers report past success with tomatoes and anticipate a large acreage this year, contingent on favorable weather and absence of drought or other harms.
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Blevins
School seeks revolving loan via special district petition
A petition to County Superintendent E. T. Austin requests a special election in Blevins Special District to vote on borrowing from the State Revolving Fund. The measure passed last week with over 80 signers, exceeding the 5 percent legal voter threshold. The vote occurs at the regular school election on the third Saturday in May.
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Blevins
Annual Program at Sweet Home May 10
Sweet Home community near Blevins plans its annual lecture and homecoming on the second Sunday in May, May 10. The event draws past residents and local citizens for sermons, a basket luncheon, graveside decorations, and afternoon singing, with invitations extended to all.
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Sundy
Mathers Dry
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Stewart
Cotranittes
Gypsy and Jim Carve a New Path After Muse
In a sunlit final scene Gypsy contends with leaving Forest City as Jim reveals the Crosby mystery and their past misunderstandings. After a night of tension, a kiss cements their bond and plans for a long Canada trip replace prior doubts, with Pat the terrier and Matilda's absence framing a new life together.
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Jim
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